1. Golden Compass author hits back

Comment #91135 by evilrodhull on November 27, 2007 at 11:42 am

They're just afraid of a level playing field. They're complaining because they think atheists are trying to indoctrinate children like christians do, and they want to be the only ones allowed to do it. The hypocrisy is truly staggering. Even if they were right, all that would mean is that christians would have their films and atheists would have theirs. All fair and equitable. Obviously they're not interested in fair and equitable.

They don't act like people who have absolute eternal truth on their side. They act like people who know they're part of a precarious con and want to protect the con for as long as possible, no matter what it takes.

2. Dr Bari: Government stoking Muslim tension

Comment #87474 by evilrodhull on November 12, 2007 at 8:23 am

It is exactly a 1930's Germany situation. Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in 1925 and laid out exactly what he meant to do to Germany, Europe, Russia and the Jews. It was all there, written down in black and white. No-one can say Hitler didn't warn them. The Chamberlain school of thought just ignored that (after all, how often does a politician mean what he says? Surely he didn't really believe that) and blithely accepted Hitler and tried to appease him. Sound familiar? The Muslims have a book too. Read the Koran. Read Mein Kampf. See what you think. Any similarities?

How dare you criticise Nazism? Most Nazis are decent hard-working people who don't take Mein Kampf literally. It's only the extreme fundamentalist Nazis who take it literally, and you're just as fundamentalist as them with your blanket rejection of Nazism. You're only using the worst examples of Nazis. Your criticism of Nazism is clearly racist. What about all the good that Nazis do?

(This last bit was plagiarised from the review of The Fascist Delusion)